We came here twice and it was excellent both times. The fried yucca was delicious, as was the…read moreappetizer sampler. Some interesting local dishes of the region and everything was really fresh and flavorful. Service was fast and attentive.

I love every single thing about this restaurant it's simply the very best in Palenque. I recommend…read moreZats. The seating is beautiful and the food is amazing. You won't be disappointed and the staff are very accommodating, they will not go missing. The restaurant always has people also a green flag. I recommend eating here if you want authentic and unique tasty food

Upstairs restaurant with great service, free wifi, close to ADO, and delicious food Puebla style…read more Clean bathrooms and great decor, especially if you speak Spanish and can understand all the sayings written on the walls. The agua de chaya is very refreshing! I would definitely eat here again.

Great food and beautiful area close to the ruins. I've been here many times and the service was…read moredecent but I will say the chef has changed at least once that I know of. The seafood soup was delightful but when I came last time it tasted very different more like a bisque instead of a soup. So hopefully they fixed it because I always came specifically for that soup.

Food was great. We asked for vegan options and they made us pizza without cheese. The server was in…read morea rush and didn't feel good vibes. I would recommend only for people who want to get drunk.

We wanted great margaritas, seafood and authentic Mexican cuisine, and that's exactly what we got!…read more I had one of their house specialties made table-side by Memito of La Parilla in Cancun, Mexico, Flambeed Lobster with Diablo Sauce, which was to die for...exactly what I wanted to eat. The atmosphere was amazing with their Mariachi band playing for the tables. They even knew my request I had. The people were fun & extremely friendly. A perfect night out with friends or your love, and better food than we got at our resort hotel. The proper phone # couldn't be entered above - so, here it is: 52 998 287 8119

Good place for breakfast on the patio. Superb value with coffee (and refills!), juice, fruit and…read moretoast included for MXN $120. The food was well prepared and the service was good. We're likely to come back.

While tasty, the problem with this restaurant is that it's never consistent. I've been here when…read morethe service was delightful (by Chiapan standards) and the food was quickly delivered; and I've also been here when we were mostly ignored and the food was forgettable. When this place is good you can expect a live band playing and a really joyful experience. The food is fresh and the seafood is delicious. The server smiles fairly often and is attentive in making sure your wine cup is filled. But when this place is bad.. oh boy. Expect a good portion of the food to be unavailable (that includes beer and wine), the server will probably treat you like you kicked their puppy and the food that is around is usually forgettable. At least with almost every visit, I've been given one of the tastiest shrimp salads I have ever tasted for free. So your dining experience is really the luck of the draw and, I suspect, the season in which you visit.

Incredible food in Mexico! This is 1 of 2 of his restaurants, he is a German owner and knows his…read morehome made food! Very friendly staff and owner, amazing food. We've been very disappointed so far of Mexican menus but finally we got a break with great selections here! A fellow traveller came here earlier and raved about her prawns with coffee bean specialty, we had steak and cheeseburger. Perfect!

Just the Best! Food is delicious and perfect service. A great combination of good food and ambiance.read more

Easily best restaurant in Palenque! Seriously, everywhere else is honestly tasteless with extremely…read morelimited options. This place is very accommodating, inexpensive, with AMAZING food AND service! Go here!!!

Un lugar no perder si vas a pasar tiempo en Palenque (y porque no pasar por Palenque? Es divino) -…read moreplatos fuertes y grandes, y te quedas lamando los dedos. Lo que se hace famoso aqui, son los platos de pollos - enteros! Nadie se queda con hambre despues de pasar por Las Tinajas. Eating my way through Mexico, chapter Palenque: be sure to always ask the Taxi drivers where their favourite place to eat is. They won't steer you wrong. Chiapas state is (wood-fired) rotisserie chicken territory. This place does it the best int the city. Al ajo, a la veracruzana were what we ordered. We weren't expecting the whole chicken. Can someone say delicious left-overs? Its a favourite amongst locals and tourists alike, so come early for the dinner seating, order a bucket of beers to share with the crew, and come hungry!

Stay away from this place. Very rude and added things to the bill. When I tried to ask about there…read moreadd ones they were very rude. I paid in full just wanted everyone to know. Ladrones.

I give out very few 1 stars. I base my reviews on the basis of what kind of quality or service one…read moreshould receive based on the price or claimed prestige of a restaurant. This is the most expensive restaurant in Palenque. It boasts high quality steaks and dresses up its staff members to be something closer to something you'd expect in San Miguel de Allende or Mexico City. In truth, this place is miserable. We walked in to find multiple tables missing chairs, missing linens, have dirty linens or perhaps just tables with random dirty cutlery. Kind of a bizarre sight considering it wasn't an overly busy place. We had to begin setting up our own table before we got any service. The service was Chiapan service at its worst. The server came up to our table and stared at us with an annoyed look. Never once saying 'Hi' or asking if we'd like drinks. When we finally did get our food and drinks, things didn't get much better. I hope you like bones with your fish, because they are excellent at providing bones in all of their fish dishes. And their fish medallions were less medallions but more chunks. Perhaps if their dishes came with a lot of seasoning or flavour I could look past this, but the dishes were bland. The only exception is the mole sauce, which was quite delicious. Unfortunately the poor service never did end. We asked for the bill 4 times and waited around an hour for it. When we tried to pay it, we were then told that the credit card machine was broken. Unfortunately a common trick used in Mexico to avoid paying credit card fees. I'm sure if we had pushed it, the credit card machine would have miraculously fixed itself. But by this point we just wanted to go home. My guess is that sometimes this place is pretty decent. The luck of the draw. Afterall it's rated one of the top 5 places to eat on Trip Advisor. Something that I don't understand.